Botanica, mice squeaks and Cassini Tonight, Alex caught up with Botanica’s curator, Judy Dunstan, Dr Brett Summerell of the Royal Botanic Gardens and Louise Goodall of Foundation and Friends of the Royal Botanic Gardens. Find out about the exhibition here https://www.rbgsyd.nsw.gov.au/whatson/Botanica-in-Sickness-and-in-Health Listen in to the interview here Tim caught us up on Cassini’s recent dive […]
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Plastic in our ocean is becoming a bigger problem everyday and this movie dives very deep into the issue. More than 8 million tonnes of plastics are dumped in our oceans every year! This will send a powerful message to you and give you more insight on the impact that plastic is having on our […]
Thanks to everyone who came along to the AGM at the end of April. It was well attended, smoothly run and very special for the recognition of individual efforts with our awards! Our new Board is now made up of Babette Bensoussan, William Ehmcke, Natascha Moy, Lynda Reid and Patrick Spedding. Thanks to both Nick […]
‘Love, Longing & Lullabies’ by Tamara Kuldin is Easstside Radio’s Album of the Week. Tamara Kuldin’s new album ‘Love, Longing & Lullabies’ is a departure from her typically sassy bouquet of song, offering a more demure, intimate and sweet side to Tamara’s vocals. Immerse yourself in this music box of love, longing and lullabies. Featuring an […]
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Boasting world-class performance spaces nestled in the stunning Royal Botanic Gardens, the Sydney Conservatorium of Music throws open its doors to an all-day jazz festival featuring over 100 artists in 26 events over 5 venues. The Sydney Conservatorium International Jazz Festival showcases the crème of the Australian jazz scene in collaborative performances with international artists, […]
Television or theatre? That is the dilemma facing young and successful television star Andrew Rally. After a cancelled TV series, Andrew wins the coveted role of Hamlet in New York. His real estate agent offers to rent him the apartment where the famous John Barrymore once lived and the fun begins. A séance resurrects Barrymore to mentor Andrew and offer him his expertise in […]
During the course of April/May 2017, Sylvia presented a 7-part series with music historian, Andy Bromberger on Music’s Mechanical Make-Up. You can listen to the conversations below and after each, there is a list of music Andy has suggested you could listen to in order to get a greater depth of understanding. That was Part 1, the […]
On Arts Wednesday 10 May 2017, Sylvia’s guest was Bronwyn Croft, curator and participating artist in the exhibition entitled Still In My Mind, just opened at UNSW Galleries. It recalls the famous walk off Wave Hill station by aboriginal workers, led by Vincent Lingiari in 1966 and records its legacy. Listen to the 3 parts […]
“There’s so much about percussion, it’s the world’s most accessible form of music – people take their first steps in music through percussion,” says AMA CEO Rob Walker Australian Music Association has today announced the inaugural Sydney Drum & Percussion Show set to engulf the Rosehill Gardens Grand Pavilion on May 27 and 28. Proudly […]
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Andy Bromberger returns at 10:40 am for the final part of Music’s Mechanical Make-Up and finishes with The Conductor. My special guest at 11:00 am is Brenda Croft, curator of a new exhibition at UNSW Galleries entitled Still In My Mind. It recalls, documents and reflects on the historic walk off Wave Hill Station in […]